Thalassaemia E-learning Launch Event

We are delighted to invite healthcare professionals to the official launch of a new 3-module e-learning course developed for all clinical staff, including doctors, consultants, nurses, physiotherapists, pharmacists and allied health professionals. During the event, we will introduce the course and explore the key topics covered across the modules. 

Module topics include:

• Introduction to Thalassaemia – building foundational knowledge of the condition
• The Role of Psychology in Thalassaemia – understanding the psychological impact and the importance of holistic care
• Iron Overload and Chelation – developing confidence in recognising, monitoring and managing iron overload

Patient experience and lived expertise are woven throughout all three modules, ensuring the patient voice is central to learning and clinical decision-making.

The event will include:

• A walk through of the course structure and learning outcomes
• Reflections from patients who helped shape the content
• Opportunities to ask questions, share insights and provide feedback
• A chance to connect with colleagues and help maximise awareness and uptake of the resource

Why Attend?

• Be among the first to explore this new NHS e-learning course
• Strengthen your understanding of Thalassaemia across physical and psychological care
• Learn directly from patient contributors and educators
• Help embed this learning into everyday clinical practice
• Celebrate a collaborative achievement for patients and professionals
• Light food and drinks will be provided.

Who Should Attend?

This event is open to all healthcare professionals, including:

• Doctors & Consultants
• Nurses
• Pharmacists
• Physiotherapists
• Allied Health Professionals
• Educators, managers, commissioners, senior leaders and anyone involved in patient care

This launch is an opportunity to come together as a healthcare community, celebrate the power of patient partnership, and take a meaningful step towards improving care and awareness of Thalassaemia across the NHS.

We look forward to welcoming you!